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Retinal detachment
So basically my right eye retina got detached and with god's grace it is reattcahed successfully with scleral buckle and my vision is also not much of an issue( though i have some floatera in both the eyes which are mainly visible in sunlight ) . My prescription is 6.5 L and 9 in operated eye (before it was 7) . my ques is
will my life be normal compared to those who have similar powers???
also
Generally if retina is reattached for 3 months after surgery , will it be stable now in future??
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If your retina has remained attached for 3 months post buckling it most likely will remain so.
Redetachment though can occur at times even late in course.
Lead a normal life
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U have high myopia.Myopes remain prone to reti al detachment.
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Get retina examined at regular intervals.
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for few months you will have to take some precautions and then you can lead normal life.the only thing is that you will have to avoid stress and strain
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